Received news today of the death of Patrick Henry Omlor...here is a tribute written by Fr. Cekada from Fisheaters:

Patrick Henry Omlor

Mr. Omlor was one of the first Catholics to sound the alarm about the post-Vatican II liturgical changes.

His March 1968 work Questioning the Validity of Masses Using the New, All-English Canon alerted countless Catholics in the English-speaking world to the dangers of the liturgical changes, even before the appearance of the Novus Ordo Missae the following year, and rightly became a "traditionalist classic."

His campaigned tirelessly against the counterfeit translation of "pro multis" as "for all," prompting a controversy that Bugnini himself finally had to deal with.

But forty years later, the modernist fraud was implicitly acknowledged when the Vatican itself decreed that "pro multis" must henceforth be translated as "for many." And thus was Patrick Henry Omlor vindicated at last.

May he rest in peace!

   

Patrick Henry Omlor was one of the greatest men of the twentieth century.

He proved that the novus ordo is invalid. He proved that there is no transubstantiation in the novus ordo.
Mr. Omlor saved many people from the idolatry of the novus ordo.

His book “Questioning the Validity of the Masses Using the New, All-English Canon” is one of the most important books of the twentieth century.

Let us all pray for this Hero of the Catholic Faith.

 

Received news today of the death of Patrick Henry Omlor...here is a tribute written by Fr. Cekada from Fisheaters:

Patrick Henry Omlor

Mr. Omlor was one of the first Catholics to sound the alarm about the post-Vatican II liturgical changes.

His March 1968 work Questioning the Validity of Masses Using the New, All-English Canon alerted countless Catholics in the English-speaking world to the dangers of the liturgical changes, even before the appearance of the Novus Ordo Missae the following year, and rightly became a "traditionalist classic."

His campaigned tirelessly against the counterfeit translation of "pro multis" as "for all," prompting a controversy that Bugnini himself finally had to deal with.

But forty years later, the modernist fraud was implicitly acknowledged when the Vatican itself decreed that "pro multis" must henceforth be translated as "for many." And thus was Patrick Henry Omlor vindicated at last.

May he rest in peace!

Are there any announcements of a Requiem Mass?  

Where and When?  

Are there any announcements of a Requiem Mass?  

Where and When?  

Neil, according to DailyCatholic.org, "His funeral Requiem Mass is tentatively scheduled for next Friday, May 10." That's all I could find.